What not to do in a hot spring?

Leave No Trace at the Hot Springs Treat it the same way you would while you were hiking or camping outdoors so it can stay clean, beautiful, and continue to be preserved for others to enjoy. What is this? Also, do not bathe or use soap in the hot springs.



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Avoid pools that are hotter than 120 degrees. Hot springs can raise heart rate and blood pressure, and can pose a threat to people with health conditions. Pregnant women should consult a doctor before soaking in hot springs, especially during the first trimester.

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Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Hot Springs
  1. Leave No Trace. I always hope that this goes without saying, but you never know because everyones experience level with recreating in the outdoors varies. ...
  2. Check the Temperature. ...
  3. Stay Hydrated - Bring a Water Bottle.


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Large towels are not permitted in the hot springs, but you can bring a small towel in with you. You can use the small towel to wash your body before heading into the water or wipe your sweat while soaking in the onsen. And if you are feeling shy, you can even use it to cover up, though it's admittedly not much.

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Ultimately it's your choice whether to soak with or without a swimsuit (unless it's illegal at the hot spring – check Utah's before you go). Be mindful of the situation! If you arrive and there are people soaking nude, give them as much privacy as you can, don't stare. Same goes to those soaking nude!

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